President's Message Reflects U S Foreign Policy and Tariff Plan
The message outlines amity with foreign governments, arbitration prospects with Venezuela, and Pan American cooperation. It discusses strengthening trade relations, the tariff act of August 5 1900, and measures to combat customs fraud. It notes fiscal prudence, pension reforms, postal savings banks, and broader economic aims in Asia and the Western Hemisphere.
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Senate
United States
Geliek
Russia
Great Bank
tin-America
Venezuela
Panama
Milore
China
Far East
Een Ad Valenn
Soveid Impant
United Ay
Steeden
Seseres
Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sab
Ign
Bureau of Trade
Department of State
Bureau of Trade Relations
New York City
American Sugar Refinin Company
Ander Ts
American Sugar
Ft In E
Gansteak
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
United
Uberty
Thomases
Postal
Saas
Tanya
Coun
South America
Ines
United Sta
Japan
Philippines
Mike
Wright Pilot Wounded After Flight Over Johannisthal Field
Berlin reports Captain Englehardt piloted a Wright aeroplane over Johannisthal field today. The craft was wrecked and Englehardt removed to a hospital. Orville Wright previously achieved a 44 kilometer flight setting a German aviator record.
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Berlin
Englehardt
Johannisthal Flield
Orville
Mystery of Viscount Churchill’s Wife Deepens
London reports a sensation in society as rumors of mysterious disappearances spread. A woman, urged to leave her husband Viscount Churchill, claims it was her duty to depart, fueling speculation and intrigue.
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London
Viscount Churchill
Strikebreakers Blown Up
A large house occupied by tin workers brought to the area to assist in a strike was blown up early today in Btithers Ohio. The residence belonged to William Birney, father of Birney, and was being used by the Birneys at the time of the blast.
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Btithers
Honss
Birney
William Birney
The Flight And Fatal Chase Ending In Blood
The excerpt follows Pepeeta and David as they flee at night by boat to marry, pursued by a vengeful doctor. A deadly road pursuit ends when David kills the Qua ker in a struggle, then hides the body as Pepeeta faints. The villain contemplates cover up and faces exposure as the scene closes.
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David
Pepeeta
Mary Ann
Pepeda
Revel morning confusion after doctor wakes in hotel
The doctor rises from a revel to find his room empty and his nerves frayed. He searches the corridor and hall, calling for Pepeeta and Perey as he struggles to recall what happened and where his companions have gone.
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Pepeeta
Family Values And The Misread Plea
A rough scene in a rural classroom centers on Jim asking to go home to await his father’s “suspenders” and a relative’s death in Poplar. The exchange reveals poverty and miscommunication as Jim explains the family’s chaotic motives while Miss Davis questions the rationale.
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Jim
David
Paa
Poplar
Summer Girls Dance Diet Aids Hotel Plans
A Louisville Courier Journal gently mocks summer etiquette with a hotel clerk and proprietor debating walts and meals. The exchange jokes about adding a walta or two to the dance program and trimming dinner courses, reflecting light social foibles.
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Mim
Louisville Courier Journal
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Fjavid Carson
Charles Frederic Goss
Kentucky
Hamilet
Romeo
Louisville
Hiao
Ans
Richard
Cleveland
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